Hello BP Community, I own a LTR in Colorado Springs My HOA community is a bit overbearing.

:) I also co-host STRs and that's an area I'm super passionate about in real estate so it'd be fun to share ideas/questions!

Parents as co-sign which mitigates that issue 99/100 I believe. - Available for FHA - 23 years old, live with my parents and I love it, as do they, so no rush to move out.- Hard/smart worker.

REIA, Meetups, co-workers, even shooting commercial brokers an email, since they are dealing with buyers, so likely know groups that are syndicating their deals.The final step: anyone 506(b) or (c) has to file a Form D with the SEC.  

I am happy to introduce you to Snehal and Co as you may want to network with other engineers who are investing out of state. 

A family friend in Colorado where I now live, is a realestate agent, entreprenuer in many businesses.

We research markets and analyze properties all the time with our co-hosting business, so here are a couple things we do.

As you know ancillary income opportunities in Colorado are diminishing as each new tenant landlord law passes.

@Bill S. apparently Colorado thinks people don't have to pay anything but rent. 

Here's a breakdown for a rent-by-the-room investment property in Denver: - 6 beds/ 3 baths- Purchased in March 2024-Monthly Income: $5,300: Master: $1000; 2 large bedrooms upstairs $900; 2 bedrooms in basement: $850 and one small bedroom for $800-$300 Reserves-$3500 Mortgage Payment-avg $500 in utilities=$1000 in monthly cash flow!